Different angles of the model shown in these 3 images - showing sides and the back.

Pamis Facebook post on Monday 1 July 2024:

PAMIS had a wonderful day of multi-sensory storytelling at National Galleries of Scotland Modern One on Saturday.

Through story we celebrated the work of the artist Do Ho Suh's Tracing Time exhibition, where he explores the theme of home. Artist Helen Johnston from the PAMIS online art group, led by David Grigor who facilitates the class and supported by her staff team also explored Do Ho Suh's theme through her own art and over three weeks Helen created an installation symbolic of her own representation of what is important to her about home. Wow Helen! This fantastic work was funded by Shared Care Scotland.

To see more of Do Ho Suh's work please follow the link below:

https://www.nationalgalleries.org/.../do-ho-suh-tracing...

or visit the gallery and see the exhibition yourself.

If you would like to join the online art group please contact maureen.phillip@pamis.org.uk.

An installation of ‘Home’ - using household food boxes - cereal and others. Cut and glued together to make a space.

Use of cling film, silver foil, oven paper, sand paper, lolly sticks, coloured corrugated card and coloured paper/card and crepe paper.

A minimalist interpretation that enables household materials to represent the fabrics and textures around us in our living space.